CeBIT 2014: NETWAYS Provides the Latest News on Icinga 2, Puppet, Logstash and Bareos

Nuremberg, Germany, February 08, 2014 --(PR.com)-- From March 10th until 14th, the international IT exhibition CeBIT takes place in Hannover. This year again, the open source expert, NETWAYS, will be represented and will give an overview to interested visitors of the provided services.

A special highlight is the presentation of the new Icinga 2 Cores, which has considerably improved regarding the performance and the scalability, compared to the previous versions. The new webinterface Icinga 2 covers nearly all terminal devices and provides a completely new operating concept.

In addition, with Logstash and Graphite two new tools for log management and performance and trend analysis will be introduced.

Together with our partner Puppet Labs, NETWAYS will inform about the latest developments of the popular configuration management software Puppet.

CeBIT in brief:

Date and City
CeBIT Hannover
10 -14 March 2014

Booth:
Hall 6
Stand E16 (310)
Tickets and Appointments
http://www.netways.de/en/de/kontakt/kontakt1/

Presscontact
Frau Eva Häusler
Eventmanager
+49 911 92885-0
events@netways.de
NETWAYS GmbH
Deutschherrnstr. 15-19
D-90429 Nürnberg
www.netways.de

For more than 15 years NETWAYS has been supporting companies to manage complex IT infrastructures based on open source software.

The offered solutions and high-end services based on Linux and open source tools ensure the smooth operation of networks, servers and applications. The expertise covers availability and performance monitoring with Nagios and Icinga, service and configuration management, cluster and load balancing systems for open source data centers alongside hosting and managed services.

NETWAYS also organizes conferences and training courses on open source monitoring and data center solutions. The Open Source Monitoring Conference and the Open Source Data Center Conference, taking place every year in Nuremberg, become the major event for open source monitoring software in Europe.